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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-09
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that the Board Of Trus.
tees Of School District No. 7, of Alturas County,
Territory Of Idaho, have ordered that all Of the
unpaid special school tax voted on March Goth,
1887, shall become delinquent on the seth day OF
April, A. D. 18s7-after which date Eve per cent
shall be added thereto.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
m31 l. ". SULLIVAN, Clerk.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-09
Soda Springs Mineral Water,

The best in the world-at the Idaho
Forwarding Company's.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-09

~ Blank Proofs of Labor for
sale at this Office.
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Probate Notice.

To JACOB P. LocKMAN:
You are hereby notified that proceedings have
been instituted before the Honorable Probate
Judge of Alturas county, Idaho Territory for ths
revocation OF letters Of administration heretofore
issued to you upon the estate Of Henry Frost de.
ceased; and you are hereby notified aud required
to be and appear before the Judge OF said Probate
Court, at IL O'Clock o. m, on Monday, April leth,
1887, at the Probate Courtroom, In the town OF
HALEY in said county, there and then 10 show
cause. II any, why such letters should not b
revoked.
Dated, HALEY, l. T.. April 9Th. 1887.
z. b. LENNON,
Probate Judge and ex- oficto Clerk Of said Court.
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For Sale At Cost.

The hotel and ranch on Willow creek known 90
the Traveller Home" ID offered for sale for the
cost OF the improvements. The location 10 the
best on the HALEY and Smoky road. Reason for
selling: Serious illness of my wife, necessitstipR
change of climate.
For further particulars apply 1t Riley Nal
lory's, HALEY, or on the premises, of
z, T. HAYS.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-09

Quantity Of snow remaining on the ground,
about inches.
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pROOELYN.

Absoue divorce granted yesterday Mrs Catharine
Tompkins from Solomon X. Tompkins
memorial in honor OF General Henry Heath will
be held this evening The Tompkns Avenue
Church which he clerk az the time OF his death Dr.
George f. Penecost the former pastor Will preside ana adj
dresses viii DO by several members OF the society
Charles wood furniture dealer OF No $50 Fulton
St and formerly welknown choirsnger, fell dead from
heart disease $40 Fulton Wednesday evening
He was fifty old and lived at No 236 Ivingtonst
The song A Handful OF Earth was written by hin
The matter Of the crossing OF The Kings County and the
eeted by arrangement Tor inc former 10 go
the Tho Kings County road viii be thry-two
feet from tho this point The foundations for the
road from Fatbushave nearly all been laid
Surrogate denied yesterday the application OF VII
helm Kesser for the removal OF her guardian Christian
Hanck ground that he forced her 10 marry s son.
Wilhelm the threat OF losing her properly The Rev
q a. Kehr who performed tho ceremony testified that nerc
was conpulsiOn and Uanck testned tat Tue girl
that he did not marry her she would marry soe
bound 70 get married and nave six chill
dren Ills evidence corroborated by his sister.
The Beecher Monument Fund aggregates sl3s52 81
one collector % yesterday 70 Treasurer Rip
Icy Ropes
OF &C. shepard OF the counsel Of the body ia Nassau
ST to-day 10 continue the electric light investiga
ZION The committee has until May 10 complete It's work
The Grand street. Prospect Park and Flabush Railroad
proceedings brought by the holders OF
the second mortgage There three mortgages each io
$500 600 upon the property Henry Dening bought the
nronery for lO5 800 TO s first mortgage aud
crued He acted or syndicate OF the bondhoders
The officers and teachers OF the Kent Street Reformed
Church school, Greenp0nt have decided ny vote
OF 20 10 lot to take part IN The annual paao
on Jnne 3.
Gnstave IOwenskL ten yearoh boy living at No 1913
North Ninth ST. knocked down and yesterday
by wagon by Frederick Oeren OF No ga frons
fractured, several ribs broken, anu IL
feared that skull fractured lie removed 10 tho
Eastern District Hospital, and the crvcr arrested
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pear books This Mr. Adams his assistants could
not explain satisfactorily The witness never heard OF
an employe of the company being connected
with any construction contracts OF the ROAD
The money derived from the sale Of Government land
put into the hands Of trustees aud trust
No dividend, he said had been declared since March,
1884 In this year all the troubles OF the road
The completion of the Northern Pacific the Denver and
Rio Grande Southern Pacific and the failure OF the Horn
silver mines all happened then and reduced the income
OF the road over $4,0oO,OOO In one oo3y eat
had been spent In improvements. Half OF
this was dividends that might have gone one
stockholders the had been realized from tue
sale of St Joseph and Grand Island and other quek
securities The floating debt OF the road resened is
highest point June 80 1883. 1t then $7SooooV.
Why the fuel and material items did not appear IN
the general balance sheets OF 1882 and 1883 ar.
Adams could not explain Local legislation OF an adverse
character he SAID kept the company uneasy ABOUT an quo
time did the assistance given by the 10
competing lines ,o, .hi.
The examination Of Mr. Adams will be resumed lhis
morning After the Commission finishes ts WORK mere IL
will go to Boston ana afterward to San Francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-29

Freebooter Laws OF Jersey CITY, is about 10 institute an
OF OF cruelty which have been alleged
against James Cannon who postion'of monitor
al the County Almshouse snake Hill Gannons duty IA 10
pauper children at the anshOnse before anu
alter school hours II Is alleged that he rules them WIN
hickory and that he beats them uDmercIny on le
slightest Some days boy who hal lett the
TO Freebooter Laws place OF business
that the Freebooter obtained the inor
nation which lei MIN 10 mako investigation Inc 10Y
said that cannon chasse severely the juvenile inmates OF
the institution the slightest rocxt and that ne used ior
purpose hickory stick with knots in IL which eit dls-
cooraton on the IL fell Freeholder Laws,
ACCOMPANY by Dr. Bird went to Snake Hill and questioned
several boys They told him the story one
child James Greenash seven was stripped aud ms bon
found be covered with black and blue marks Anu
bruises GaHnon's method OF Punishment Is TO compel
child undress then Law the bed DR. BIRD AMI
Freebooter shocked AT what they saw and learned
and the latter Will insist upon thorough
Warden CouRian defended Cannon sayiug that me boys
unruly AMI 10 10 punish them win more
than ordinary severity keep them IN any Kind OF subeeoh
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.

LACK OF HARMONY IN A JERSEY CITY CHOIR
There H trouble I'm St Johns Episcopal Church in summit
ave Jersey city one most fashionable IN tne
city and some Of 1t leaked out notwithstanding tha
have boen made TO Keep nnuer cover
weeks Miss Lucy Nelson me eaang sopsshT
resigned accept position In Presbyterian churcn N
Newark. She gave q that there was TOO mucn
but those who claim 10 know say
something beyond that Recently oompet
tive OF choosing 10
Nelson. The narrowed down TO MISS Sharotte
Magnnis soprano in Mays Roman Catnoilc cnurc, IA
Hike OF New iork AFTER long
the selected Miss HIKE Gay
leang cOnrato resigned Their resignation was olowea
by that Of the Gilbert H. Sterling assistant 10 the rev
l. Htoddart the rector The assigned lot MT ster
resignation that he desired 10 accept similar pos
iton in 81 MARKS Church. subsequently, at the urgent
solicitation Of the vestry Mr. Sterling oonsented 10
understood that MI ana MIS- Nou
ton will likewise 1t understood that the true inward
ness OF the trouble will come the surface shortly
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INCOMING STEIMERS
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT oFNEw.YoRK. -. THURSDAY. APRIL 2s. 1887.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steamer Pennland (Beg) Weyer Antwerp April l6 with
and 80 cabin and gS s,eeage TO Peter
Wright sons Arrived AZ he naI ~ 40 with su,ar
toorde vessel Phelps Bros Co. Arrived at the Bar at
s,Ssiasi caerpl. oer wnoslSn Ha%S.Es ApT -
Tfq ds az a the Bar az 10 M
%G A sTe gsm nc
S% H. nSS P F Fcyywd as CO. at Bar a.
steamer stamford tNor Glenre ~, bsrasq. Ss s MIN
'f stes 9 Xs1Sn f Xda belize Hon 90 Liy
ingsone &c via Boston, with mdse and passengers 10 WI"
car@cna ~ ags9s q So with d'o
GA Dominion smith SmS ono dominion NM So Co anu
steamer DimocE. Halett Boston. with mdse TO +
Steamer Kanawha sears Newport News with coal to
sugar vaabe son. vessel 70 Beaham Boysen
90 law. with sugar 10 Geo NcDouga vessel TO Paul G
n1 Eng Difpa o John NB Anderson MasSr. IS days
with sugar IsEar freres vessel 20 seam@sh hTo, will,
railroad ties 10 order vessel Jane, Brnnt a..
schr u W Mclean, Hadson. Georgeto~n' SC days win
Mary Cook IIoners fornandina days Win iuh'
schr Rile Derby Nsyor saa RIVER ca days 4se ga
lumber 10 Hilton simber aud Lumber Coz Ne''N
sehr Alma Johnson aths to simpson, Clamp
VIZ; GSq5Es'% ys.:., &C. SC GnE Jones' with
schr Ruth Price Marchant. Virginia with oysters
,aa Sas AZ t 3' WIND light
Arrived VesteriU
Steamer BurgundlA tFrl Dulac Naples Apru g. with mdse
and 1920 passengers Jas Elwel Co. Arrived at tho
's Steamer earn Marth Brl Hurro. Trinidad Aprl St
Lucia II Antigua 10 sugar 10 order vessel 10 Leay
craft 4 GO. Arrived at the Bar at T. lOpm
CLEARED.
steamer Dorset tBr, Brown. Avonmonih C Morgan
1horuh lBrl. weherelL Progres'o via Newport
steamer orSoco tBr, oarvin Hamilton, BerA Outer
Oi steamer serbce tBr Walker Hayanaw Mqnson
Steamer Roanoke Couch Norfolk and Newport News
's Steamer octorara Reynolds BsltImore-B powner.
Steamer General whitney. Bearse; Boston IL pmocE III
ship Alexander Yeats OBI. Durham. Ant"erp-ecamme
Bros. ,,,-,.,,, ,.,, u.,,,v,,
brig Sunlight. Thompson. Georgetown. Dem-L W p
scRf Ella Maud lBr. Wood, Moneton NBaA T Heney:
s sem T Waa Mafsa Moo cisaassosJ Fowler
schr Caroline Hall Lolls MayspOrL Fla-James Van
seif & II weherspoOn tBr,, FOOte Ruatan Hink-De'
Long Mayer & Co.
SAILED
Ianmonis for Hamburg STATE 81 NIysaa rot
Thornhi Vera Cruz Manhattan. Hayana orinoe9 Bermu
d halt muS0; chatrahooe6e savannah.
| Brig Eastern star for 81 Pierre. Mart
Also saed-via Long Island SOun-Stcamers POrta Tor
Halifax; Gen whitney for Boston.
Anchored at City Island bound out ship Mary L Cushing
for Hong Kong Barks Mary Frazier for Antwerp Ethan
dune for Hillsboro N h.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS,
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON April 2s-Arrived steamer British Crown OBJ
s, nuExNsTowS April 2s-Arrived steamer Arizona Br
Brooks from wIork April 10 on her way TO Liverpool
sailed Adratic DID, Parsel from Liverpool LOT
HULL April 27-saiied. Buffalo tBr. Maet for
sSetroaR April 27-saIled steamer Devonshiro tBr'
siiY April 2s~Passed steamer Traye tGer) willigerod.
from New.iork April 20 on her way u Bremen, u.r
ste slnI for New Ai -'''''' '''''' .
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WFsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLA'xs-airs George Blake, widow who has
been employ TO Casper Oe the proprietor OF
restaurant IN Raroad-avc attempted 10 commit suicide
Yesterday taking dose OF laudanum II was said that
love had something 10 do with the ras. act One
more vctim the aqueuct viewed by jury yes
tertay and usual verdict OF accidental death was rem
dered Lues Italian 49, was the driver OF AGAR
started down the railroad which connects
shaft with the dumping ground ani when about 200 ee
the front OF the car aud passed over
his body causing instant death
PELHAMBshop Potter visited Christ Church Yesterday
about twenty young candidates attending The
church aud sunday school He was ASSISTED IN the services
Charles Higbee rector OF the PARISH aud many
clorgymen from adjacent parishes Al the close Of the
confirmation services the Bishop and !he AZ
proceeded TO the "Nanctte Bolton Memorial
small chapel, erected 10 the memory OF MISS
Nanette Bolton sister Of the Rev. Robert Bolton tho
Weschester County historian by ladies who had been edu
Gated rory which conducted for many years
10y the Nanettc and Adele Bolton. The Memorial
Chapel about nifty feet south OF Christ thurch and IL but
with that used for the church aud also
cor IN atylo OF Architecture.
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IERSEX CITY

Patrick Mcnamara arragned In the Court OF oyer ana
Termner yesterday to plead TO indictment Tor murder
few ago John, alias Big jack Murray aitempe9
assault aud the latter threw beer keR when
killed him. The defendant pleaded
not guilty and remanded for trial
accord OF the Legislature which was
accepted people the recent election the OF
members the fire department have been increased nc
rate is CHIEF engineer. 81 900 assistant Si4oo ee
S4OO OF telegraph. Sl30Oi inspector OF
horses $3.50 telegraph nemen $500 engineers OF steamers
a, 900 stokers $500 drivers $500 permanent hesemen
$500 foremen $3.50 tillermei s900 men AT call. SD
M.s Sarah Jones fifty OF No. 6l9 Tonnele-ave, was
crossing the bridge the Erie lalway AT e nes en-
the tunnel about D. M Tuesday when man knocked her
down sandbag and attempted 10 rob her Tier screams
brought assistance ruian he Yesterday William
Michael Shaughnessy were arragned In Just
Wapsers conrt Mira unable 10 Identity Them
The hold charge OF taking possession
nmshop known the Troy House ana throwing OUT inc
proprietor William Moore, and his WIFE
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HER MARRIAGg WAS NOT RECoRDED

Mrs Arabeila C. Laurens widow otwest Hoboken. got
letter England recently informing her that her father
named Reid had left 100000 to her daughter
asked to send proof OF her marriage TO Elias
1863 aud Of daughters birth. She
lied 10 Laurens by Dr. Harris OF te Norfolk street
Methodist Episcopal Church. but the marriage
corded OF vital statistics and Dr. maggie was
unable 10 assist Mrs when she had the records
she advised 10 get the church record
OF her marriage properly sworn TO as proof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-29
THE ELECTRIC LIGHT QUESTION UNDECIDED.

The Gas Commission met at noon yesterday once more
to take into consideration the question of awarding the
contracts for electric lighting The opinion OF the
Corporation Counsel relative TO stngng wires overhead
read, together with the other information conveyed
in the opinion A. j. Dittenhoefer held at the meeting
Tuesday that the Subway Commissioners had inc
right to grant permission to companies to string wires
overhead IT, in their opinion, such action was necessary
After the opinion of the Corporation Counsel had been
read Secretary Mccormick called attention to the iaet
light companies except the United States Illuminating
Company; the companies did not state whether tney
meant their poles for strngng wires or to use
the lamp-posts. Mr. Dittcnhoefer warmly combated
this idea He held that the only fair way was 10 read
time. IT finally decided that this should be done,
except in the OF the United states Company whose
territory does not interfere with that of any EOther com
pany The bid of the United States Company was 90
for each light per IL decided to readVertlse
for bids to be opened May 49, and each company must
give bond Of 25 900 fulfil the terms OF the contract
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY APRIL 90 1887.

the belief that bis sentence VIII be eomnutss soule
may change mind death watch yesterday was kept
up by Deputies Kaufman and from m TO D. m;
IRON then to midnight BY Deputies Caraher ana
Delmore.
passed February IL provides that the only per-
hanging shall be the Sheriff. County Judge
Dlstrct-A ttoney. County CLERK, two physicians WE'VE
citizens legal and deputy sheriff. Heretofore
number Of deputies whom the sheriff could appoint was
limited Thelaw passed TO prevent large attend
ance hanging Of Mrs. Druse IN Herkmer County.
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oREArDAY FOR ODD FELLowL

Yesterday a great day for the Independent order
Of odd Fellows In this city II was the sIty-eighth
anniversary OF the establishment OF the order in the
United States and the Odd Fellows Literary Society or
city celebrated the day with two entertainments In
the MetrDpolitan Opcra House The members OF the
society also made the occasion 10 raise the nucleus
of free circulating library by making book the price
of a ticket of admission their entertainment IL was
estimated las. evening that $4,000 volumes had been
collected for the library in this manner. A number Of
prominent actors and actresses participated In the enter
taiu
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rBuJT srEA nER THOUGHT TO DE Los1

FRUIT STEA MER THOUGHT TO DE LOST.
The fruit steamer Rover which sailed from mere
for Paratoa for March 49, is supposed 10 be lost She
should have arrived at her destination in hve or six days
ar leaving here She was commanded by Captain Mans.
field with OF about thirteen men, most OF whom
were EnElishmen The vessel valued S25 900
and insured for $1,000 she was owned by Hpoito
Dumos No. al SOuthsL The Rover vas built nj Dunbar
ton Scotland 1874 U9 feet long, twenty three feet BEAM
WE'VE feet depth Of hold and 2Gb tons measurements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-29
ALONG TILE eOIrND-

sTAFORD-WreCkersa raising the suuken oyster soop
Game Cock Long Island which about weeks sank
near Ncay 1000 cubic yards OF mud have
already been taken and dumped into TIC sound by he
Hartford under contract with The Govern
ment 10 take out Stamford Harbor
George sawter editor OF The Stamford Neics. threatens
10 sue for libel Editor The Stamford COMET
count published tho OF The Comet
BgIDGKPoRI-By removal Of tho Miller Building at tho
brought 10 light yesterday
part Foundation the tmbors Of the wgwam erected here
during HARRISON Tippecanoe and Tyler too campaign
1870 Much curiosity manifested by Old citizens 10
look a second time upon the tmbcra
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Clarendon Ro,el-sr lionel West. British Minister AZ
Washington and Alexander GreGe Secretary OF the
Legation . bOtel-Congressman Georee
West OF Rallston NJ v; exConErcssman Henry o. Bur
leigh OF Whiiehail Colonel William Goddard, OF Rhode
land, and Thomas A. Osborn. Of Kansas Avrran m.e,
HoteI-SenaOr W. UoySradt, OF Hudson, N. y; Sanuei
g. Clemens Hartford Isaac II. Bromley OF Boston
..... Windsor Hotei-Mark skinner OF Chicago 6iHeS
RonseAndrew Draper of Albany William - Herndon,
Of Texas and Judge John X Porter Hotel BTunstc,ek
President Of the Baltimore and ONO RAIL
road
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INSPECTOR DILKs STRUCK BY DRYER

Etreetcars WnCks caused q b0ckado yetterday at
Wooster and Fourthsts. streecar driver turned his
horses allow truck tho tracks Hiram
Van attempted drive another truck through tho
opening opposite direction. Had he would
have Increased jam caused collision Inspector Dks
called Van Check 70 He
piled with blow whip The Inspector said he
ocor another blow for his pains lie had the
driver arrested and taken the Jefferson Market Police
Court Inspector made the mild complaint OF dsor
derry conduct and the oepder ESCAPED with the light punish
maj tof a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-29
DIR. Epsoy,s REPORT on ARSENIC wAFERS.

At the request OF Dr. Cyrus Edson the Health Department
chemist has analysed the waters sold TO 10
improve the complexion and has found that they contain
enough arsonc dangerous II they taken In large
1uanes Of waters contain strong medlci
hal dose OF poison The Board OF Health probably Will be
asked al meeting Wednesday TO authorize the ar
rest OF tho Of the waters IL believed by Dr.
Edison that the manufacturer violated the
Sanitary Code which prohibits false representations OF
.,t,t. n1d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-29
PETER SMITHS FAILING ooURA oE.

Peter Smith, condemned murderer in the Tonbs weak
ened vsby yesterday when another day Of the few that
teryeno between him and his doom rolled around without
brin ging him expected Communication OF He
sleep night and not until day broke into the narrow
Aurderers Row yesterday did he close his
lie slept most OF refused reporters
or 10 accept religious consolation The last resolve based
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-29

meeting OF the vestrT TimOthys Protestant Epsco
pal Church In West Ffyseyenthst, was held on Wednes
day night 10 consider what action should be taken respecting
ther rector sprule Buror 1t wac said by Of
The nothing had been DONE and the
position the church toward MI Buriord remained prao
icaly unchanged stated few that OF
the had said that 81 fmothys Church would
give salary OF slOOUO rather than have him 20
Memphis one OF the yesfynen stated Yesterday That no
had been made 10 Mr. BuriOrd from any 0elAi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-29

Colonel f Livingstone Price, who has figured In several
cases and whose wife recently obtained divorce
from tile Ch,ncery Court was married last night 20
Eberhar for whom Price some time ago
procured husband The couple started hor
wedding trip Prices hTst VIE anu se'erh
children live IN Newark - ~.
he bod OF n found In the fassAc
River al the Central Railroad bridge Wednesday night
The supposed be that OF one OF tho ppr lost on
yachting trip sunday, week from Conimunlp4W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-29
NEW-JERSEY.

RIuwaY-The new city government will organize on Mon
day and there great anxiety Of the present
city officials their prospects for reappointment Tho
Council stands Democrats 10 ve Republicans but
have bote the caucus nominee Tor street
which Is the lucrative appointment In
the aft COunc and they masters OF The situation
irregular Democrats IN high state OF excitement
over the outcome IL known the nvo he
pubcana agreed TO vote with the two boilers Tor A.
kltter. Their candidate for street COmnlssoner.
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WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Pacific Railroad Commission, No. 10 Wal.st. IL a m
Hearing Jacob Sharps before Judge Van Bnnt
BROOKLYN Investigating Committee Edward NJ shepards
office 10 m
Navarro fats reference case No. az Wall.st, r. M
Ninth Ward Pioneer Corps annual dinner No. ~ Abng
don Square, evening
Chauncey NJ Depews address before Masonic iraerhS'
Chckeripg Hall, p M . -. ,,uo W.,
lace.
Meeting of scientific institutions Hotel
Brunswick, d. m.
inspection and drill Of sth Regiment armory. evening.
Philadelphia ba eba match Polo Grounds sSo
N m
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SITES BoUoHr BY WEST SIDE CHURCHES.

The formed Protestant Church has purchased plot 100
xl25 at the northwest OF Eighty seyenhs and Boulo
ward from William strauss for $4,000. The conveyance
was recorded IN the Registers Office yesterday.
Palmer has sold 10 the Riverside Baptist Church
plot 7OIiOOs north side OF Ninety sccondst 225
feet cast OF Tonth.ave. for $4,000.
The Protestant Episcopal Church at Nnthaye and Eighty
third 81 has been corpora Will honcefor be known
as the st Church Tho instrument has been re
corded In the Begsters Ofhce.
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A HANSON OUTFIT,

Mothers who have heretofore
dealt with the stores that are
considered quite exclusive COM
pliment us on the success OF our
new Spring Costumes for Boys.
Well-to-do people may not mind
paying dearly for the best things,
but when prices for equally good
articles differ materially in different
stores they do not pay the higher
price from choice. Right there is
our opportunity.
We keep the very best with
out sighting the ever popular
medium qualities, and our uptown
store places us within easy reach
of every one for the selection of
whatever pertains to a Boys
apparel.